A Passage To India

A Passage To India
A Passage To India

Film Details

Year

1984

Duration

160 minutes

Genres

Period and Historical

Language

English

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Synopsis

In 1920s India (when the country was under British rule), a local Muslim doctor and a young Englishwoman go on a trip to the Marabar Caves. What happens next, or what she claims has happened, changes the course of their lives. The final film from director David Lean, this is a beautiful adaptation of EM Forster's novel, which was scathing in its portrayal of colonial attitudes.

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This film contains mild bad language.

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